Capability overview
What this service covers
Testing and certification should begin with the applicable requirement, not a generic request for a certificate. Provider scope, method, sample selection and report acceptance determine whether the evidence is useful.
- Common industries
- Electronics
- Automotive
- Industrial products
- Renewable energy
- Core processes
- Test-plan review
- Laboratory testing
- Inspection
- Certification coordination
Requirement handoff
Typical inputs and outputs
- Useful inputs
- Applicable specification
- Representative sample
- Test plan
- Product documentation
- Typical outputs
- Test reports
- Inspection records
- Nonconformity evidence
- Certification-support documentation
Production fit
Materials, equipment and quality questions
- Materials or items
- Production-intent samples
- Reference artefacts
- Calibration standards
- Test-specific fixtures
- Equipment examples
- Environmental chambers
- Electrical safety systems
- Materials laboratories
- Dimensional metrology
- Review considerations
- Applicable standard and edition
- Accredited scope
- Sample plan
- Report and market acceptance
Equipment names indicate the kind of evidence to review; they do not prove that a provider is suitable for a particular requirement.